Did I do something wrong? I don't make or sell colloidal silver or
machines that do. So if the info that I posted conflicts with someone
eles's ideas or their business ventures, that was not my intent.
I just thought the article had some merit and posted it for the
purposes of evaluation. I made
Candace Hawthorne wrote:
Hello List!
I am responding to a post from August 1, It is rare but there are
cases of people getting Chicken Pox more than once without any
intervention of CS. I know because I had them at the age of 24 a couple
of years ago, and this is what the doctor told
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
OK, to all the sensitives who're - or will be - retaliating because I
mentioned Texas in a sarcastic way, COOL IT... it's no big deal. I only
meant that it's been so damn hot there lately one may do better in HELL.
Besides, I live in Cleveland, so you can all
M. G. Devour wrote:
Dameon wrote:
Thanks for that tid-bit about the world's population! I did *not*
know that everyone could fit into the state of Texas... but *who*
would want to live in *Texas*!! hehehehe
I don't know, Dameon, the Texans I've met have been a little bit
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
cells do on their level. And did you know that when sperm enters a woman
much of it is *immediately* treated as an intruder and destroyed? Yet we
still have over-population.
Dameon
_
And did you know that you can take the worlds entire
Debbie McDonald wrote:
All,
I was reading the silver topic on a pet related list today and someone
that
uses it said that she used it on her young daughter for chicken pox and the
pox
were gone in 48 hours BUT, she said this left the child with no immunity to
the
pox and she
M. G. Devour wrote:
bjs wrote:
M. G. Devour wrote:
Oops! sheepish I didn't mean to imply that I would force anyone to
do anything. Everyone makes their own choices. If I am misreading the
issue I want to be overruled. I should have made that clearer.
I don't know. All of us are just
Here's mine:
Reid Smith
1407 N. Glendale
Marion, IL 62959
Thank you all for understanding my situation and helping.
Take Care
Reid
An here is mine as well!
Jim Einert
P.O. Box 10
Ozone, AR 72854
I think I know some people that are from
M. G. Devour wrote:
Pledges: I agree with those who want to keep the pledge funds
separate. I think it's safe to say we're facing at least a couple
weeks worth of work before we could have anything to test, assuming
we are careful in selecting exactly what is to be tested. So whoever
else
M. G. Devour wrote:
Hi all,
Just so everyone understands, the request for contributions you got
from Reid is one that I have approved of. He and Jim Einert are
getting set up to be our resident microscopists and are going to be
of great value to the whole program.
Would it be helpful
Jeff La Favre wrote:
... I wonder if there should be an effort to bring in individuals
who do medical research for a living. ... I can't help feeling
that CS will never be used widely unless its effectiveness is
established by the medical community.
The medical community does use
Reid Smith wrote:
DC Electricity.101 tells you that 3 batteries in series MUST be of the SAME
electrical size as to voltage/amperage/capacity. This is a NO-NO!!!
Of course it will work for awhile BUT the output volage/amperage will drop
when the smaller battery is exhausted.
Good
Daniel Holly wrote:
I have it on good authority that there is one factor missing from the plans.
I had some private correspondence with Cisco until a few months ago...
In it he revealed that he added a can of Hawaiian Grande beer to the
CS solution as an accelerator.Spiking the five
george.bere...@nashville.com wrote:
Greetings;
DC Electricity.101 tells you that 3 batteries in series MUST be of the SAME
electrical size as to voltage/amperage/capacity. This is a NO-NO!!!
Of course it will work for awhile BUT the output volage/amperage will drop
when the smaller
vibrnthealth wrote:
Daniel Holly wrote:
I too agree.
Accelerate the workings of KarmaWow
, I hope I can say Wow again , just because an idea doesn't work
as fast as one would want don't destroy intention . Positive advice
might be given
Philip Collins wrote:
Far as I know, antibiotics do not destroy the immune system.
Maybe, maybe not. A couple of things that is clear is that antibiotics
do kill the friendliest bacterial and leave you open to fungal invaders
that the
freindlys held in check. Also man made antibiotics
Jennifer Ruby wrote:
This is direct from Stan on the Cisco Situation. Wish I had better
news. Hope this might settle the questions in peoples minds, and like
Stan said, move on with Rife .
Jennifer
j
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Subject: Re:
Douglas McMurtrie wrote:
I may not want anyone other than my doctor to
know that I have cooties or whatever. Isn't that my right. Apparently
not! What's going to happen if you refuse to provide your Medical Id
to the doctor. Will he have to refuse you treatment?
Fear and Loathing in the
I always found this to be an interesting testimony over on the Cansema
web site. I infer no conclusions. Just one of those curious things.
bjs
Case 0697: Cansema Capsules
Greeings from Guam!
I have both good and bad news to report!
(1) The
Fidget wrote:
*
Brian, Barbara, Rifers and Silvers --
My first impression of this post was shock. It was rather difficult for
me to believe that Cisco is or would be that kind of person. Let me
tell you why...
The man has come to a conclusion and admitted to the
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
none of us stand a chance and we may as well buy our grave plots right
now because of all the things assaulting us at every moment these days!
Just walking down a city street we breathe about 2000 new chemicals a
year!
Dameon
Some place in the bible it says
chc wrote:
Hi List;
I went to their web site and was hoping I could find the article, to
perhaps share it, but no luck. Not knowing what the copyright laws
on-line are, I think we would need permission from them and I'd love
http://borderlands.com/journal/lunar.htm
Is this it chc?
Philip Collins wrote:
Mike, I know you *said* you were kidding, but let me get the rules straight:
did I actually commit an error by mentioning a phone co?
I was just trying to think of something useful that bjs might not already
know.
Whitney
Yea that's a bigie, what was the fine on
Philip Collins wrote:
Charles, I am going to TRY to *accurately* give you a url for microhydrin.
Fingers crossed, here goes:
http://www.silica-hydride.com
Whitney Collins
Whitney;
I have used Netscape and MS explorer. When I find a url and want to get
it
right, I just get the address
Robert Wells wrote:
I dread reading all the e-mail,
Yes, I can see where you would. You just took maybe 12 lines of my
communication and expanded it to a 60 line reply. I think being
short and concise has its virtues. Please consider this as one of those
G rating things.
bjs
Best
Douglas McMurtrie wrote:
So the short story is, we need to decide on the brewing process, cook
some up, mail it to me and I'll get it to the lab for the test then I'll
post the results. Then we and the MCT lab will have a much better idea
of what we're using on the bug tests. That is
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
Yup! And he shrugged and asked what it is and what it does. When I told
him, he snidely remarked that we've only known about most bacteria for
a hundred years or so! Say WHAT?! How the HELL does that relate to
people staying healthy from using it??!! See, *this*
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
By the way, list, I lost another in a long line of friends with my
disease on Friday. He was only 27 and believed in and fully trusted his
doctor - the same doctor I trusted for most of my years,
Dameon
Have you told your doctor about CS Dameon? Did you
Douglas McMurtrie wrote:
Be careful with such a radically level and evenhanded position, we
wouldn't want people to start thinking that there might actually be two
sides to every coin now would we? Let me suggest the technique of
tarring them all with the same brush. This is especially
Thinks I Know That Work.
Things.
whiz kid.
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W. D. Cavanaugh wrote:
My point is: almost nobody I know has any knowledge of comfrey (which
even
works on my dogs and peafowl--
I didn't know that either. Maybe we need an off topic subject here
about, Thinks I Know THAT WORK or something similar.
Jump subjects: Is there such a
George Martin wrote:
=It seems to me that I need to find a water lab that can tell me exactly
=what I have and then I'll have to calculate a conversion factor to measure
=my solution in the future.
=If any of you experts out there has better information, or can give me some
=direction, I'm
MYCA, INC. wrote:
If you decide to go with a commercially prepared cs,I will be happy to donate
a
4oz. bottle of the product I distribute[COLL/AG-40,MILD SILVER PROTEIN,@40PPM
and .001 microns in size,color-golden].Just let me know and I will ship it
whereever you would like.
HAVE AN
robert.we...@ny.ubs.com wrote:
If any of you experts out there has better information, or can give me some
direction, I'm anxious to hear from you. I think I had assumed that the
TDS-1 would give me an accurate measurement of the ppm in my CS.
Have a great weekend everybody.
Bob Wells
Booklet
Page #15
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Rocky Mountain Laboratories
Hamilton, Montana 59840
(406) 363-3211
FTS (700) 322-8400
January 13, 1995
Dear Sir:*
This is to inform you that we have
This is an interesting aricle at Joyce's web site. Almost sounds
like it is legal to prescribe.
bjs
Clinical Use Report Of MSP
Dr. Joseph J. Cardot
Researchers have been warning the medical establishment for
years that the indiscriminate use of antibiotics
Dear List;
I don't mean to throw a wet blanket on the noble efforts
to get CS tested here. BUT, I think it would be misguided to
think that it may somehow make CS mainstream if that is our
intention. If it is for
your own personal knowledge and all of that, that is fine.
Now that I have upset
Tom Young wrote:
Nancy,
Your point is well taken. I think my strong reaction reflects what I
and many others feel about the general state of the Health Care System
(which I would rename the Disease Management System).
Disease Management Growth Fund System**
** Substantial
As threatned, I did another high tech test on milk.
I put two four oz. glasses out in the garage on Friday.
I put one teaspoon of CS in one of them. No signs of any
smell or curlding as of this morning(Monday). The other untreated
milk was FOUL smelling and curlded. So for the hell of it,
I put
Tai-Pan wrote:
Hi list,
Was scanning some postings and my eye caught on some numbers. My brain
likes numbers so my eyes are alert to them.
A posting was talking about blood and said that a red blood cell was
7 mm in size. Since a red blood cell is really 0.0077 mm in size ,was
wondering
Sam Allen at the company responded with the following:
Regarding testing procedures, these are quite standardized and reliable.
Laboratories have to be accurate to get repeat business. Known strains of
microorganisms are placed in vitro in measured quantities, and the
germicide is
Charles L. Church wrote:
. they also are literally killing their own people with the
restriction on alternative medicines ...the churches are just as
bad for suppressing information for 1500 years to keep people under
their control .
The Churches??? A little
brains wrote:
M. G. Devour wrote:
I'm forwarding this without studying it in great detail, but I agree
with William Busser that it is worth examining. Each may respond
as their conscience dictates...
Mike D.
well in reply to the FDA having that much power ...all
M. G. Devour wrote:
I'm forwarding this without studying it in great detail, but I agree
with William Busser that it is worth examining. Each may respond
as their conscience dictates...
Mike D.
I wrote at least 5 different responses, none seem to fit, the only thing
I can do is pray.
Paul Andree wrote:
robert.we...@ny.ubs.com wrote:
Dan wrote:
I heard a guy on the radio talking about how his IONIC silver was better
than any colloidal silver.One drawback of IONIC that he did fess up to was
that helpful bacteria in the gut would be wiped out.
Folks, I'm starting
Michael C Slivinski wrote:
Hello All, BJS, let me ask this question a diffrent way. When you look at the
yogurt is that the good culture and you have also bad culture to compare
it to. Where is this bad culture from. Or does yogurt contain mostly good
and some bad and eventually yogurt
Michael C Slivinski wrote:
Hello All, question! How do you designate or determine (criteria) of the
good from the bad. Maybe you posted this earlier... but misseed it.
Thanks mike slivinski
Yogurt is good, right?
bjs
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jein...@troi.csw.net wrote:
Hi List,I made a slide with a drop of this solution. It
too was fairly active. Next I let both slides set for about 8 hours,
and checked them again. This time the slide WITHOUT the CS was less
active, and the slide WITH CS was more active. It did not kill the
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
Here's the site for WaterOz : http://www.waterozm.com/
Here's the woman I've been dealing with (very nice, but a bad typist):
LillyLucas feedb...@waterozm.com
Lillian's toll-free #: 1-888-926-0220
WaterOz silver mineral water is $20 a pint and around
Harvey Flatbush wrote:
Hi everybody,
I placed the question of this alleged list before one of the leading
Guru's. Here is the letter I wrote and the anwer.
Harvey Flatbush wrote:
Hi Peter,
From one end to the other on the internet, a considerable number of the
colloidal silver
Dean Woodward wrote:
I tried the milk test as well, and my results were exactly the same as
yours. My CS tested 15ppm on the Hanna WP-1, and I used one teaspoon in a
half gallon of milk. Perhaps this is simply too little silver, or too much
milk.
Dean
The CS I have made also does not
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
To all concerned, ESPECIALLY those with Cystic Fibrosis (it's a long
one, so grab a snack!):
Didn't you mention that you were drinking some ozone water awhile back?
bjs
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I am going to order some storable food. I bought some
silver dollars, a little wood stove, and a generator.
I just figured you can always eat the food, sell the
silver dollars, and the wood stove and generator could
of been of use to us on other occassions anyway. In
congressonal hearings last
likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
I heard that H202 or OZONE can oxidize silver and *maybe* should be used
at completely seperate times?
Dameon
~
I think that is pretty much consistant with what I said. But
they do put CS in h2o2 for the food industry. Just
Joyce Inouye wrote:
It may be a good idea make ozone water. I wonder whether colloidal silver
and ozone would work synergistically is getting rid of pathogens in our
body?
I've read that ozone kills HIV virus, and it's possible to reverse the
condition in a month. But whenever a doctor
Charles L. Church wrote:
Would anyone know of the possible dangers of O3's oxidizing effect in the
negative sense? Doubtless there can be benefits from oxygenation, but being
an oxidant, and therefore a free radical, couldn't O3 damage the body, such
that it will deplete the availability
Tai-Pan wrote:
h2o2
Its effective action as a bactericidal agent is questionable. Its
nontoxic.
The food industry uses it expressly for the pupose of its
anti-bacterial properties.
Now Ozone (O3) is quite toxic and used primarily as an industrial
bleach. Its a strong oxidizing
Now that hepatitis has now been classified as a baby boomers
disease there is a good link for those who do not already
know of it.
http://www.jovo.com.hk/
bjs
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DEAR List:
The first part of it was interesting, but I jumped the gun
on posting it. I did not read the final part of it before
I posted. I am embarassed that my credibilty in doing that
is no doubt, damaged. Offensive conspiracy talk is not my
passion either.
bjs
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On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, John Hammell wrote:
At 04:04 PM 6/4/98 -0700, you wrote:
John,
This just in:
Geneva, Switzerland--In the worst public disturbances in Switzerland
in memory, thousands of anti-globalist protesters rampaged through the
streets here May 16-17,
Has anyone here know of anyone that has used CS on
stomach ulcers with any favorable results? A lof of
ulcers are now said to be caused by a bacteria.
thanks
bjs
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bjs1779 wrote:
Dean Woodward wrote:
Hi BJS: Maybe we are all recovered from whatever ailed us. It is sure
working for me, and I have a bunch of stuff to share with the group in the
next week or so. I have been moving for the past week, and it is more than
awful. We have moved from
Bill Kingsbury wrote:
Does anyone know a practical, proven way to stop mites from living
in pillows, pillow cases, mattresses, etc. (without removing and
boiling them) ?
Ozone
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likow...@earthlink.net wrote:
Dear listers:
This is an apology to all of you -- and ESPECIALLY Darryl -- for the way
I over-reacted toward a fellow truth seeker. I felt attacked by his
initial response to my possibly ignorant suggestion that drinking
distilled water indefinitely COULD
SkiesKing1 wrote:
I am glad he feels better I would hate to see him when he is Bad. You let him
have it good and keep on keeping on you are inspiration to the learning how to
survive with a fatal disease :)
cindy (CALS)
I think I know what you mean, but not exactly. Please clarify! You
Michael C Slivinski wrote:
Hello All, especially bjs, My thoughts were expressed with the spirit of
the Law and not the letter of the law to endorse any paticular group!!!
To bring up such a violent response/reaction doing harm to any one or
paticular
group because they made a suggestion
He has a large site Jim. This page should lead you to
many things and his e-mail address. He is very nice and
always replies.
http://jovo.com.hk/Jovostory.htm
Best of luck
bjs
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jein...@troi.csw.net wrote:
From: econ e...@vh.net
To:silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Collodial Silver and Hepatitis C
Date: Fri, 8 May 1998 17:12:34 -0400
Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com
Does anyone have any information on Hepatitis C and
Cisco wrote:
Greetings,
The UNICEF and one other organization got the boot from the SFM here
because the innoculations of one island nearly killed the entire island.
THe resultant sickness created by there well meaning injections too27
lives in three weeks. The Island Chiefs decided the
/ red cross or who ever
whatever, thoughts
mike slivinski
On 7 May 1998 at 9:01 PM, bjs1779 wrote:
The UN don't care. They want to run lives, not save them.
Don't ya know.
Well, I suppose if one wanted to take a complex issue and boil it down
to a simplistic level, one could say
Dean Woodward wrote:
Amen!
Dean
-Original Message-
From: Michael C Slivinski [mailto:sunbr...@mymail.net]
Sent: Thursday, May 07, 1998 7:28 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:cs - little critters going away!
Hello All, regarding Cisco work with CS, and
Copied from the Rife List.
Chris McFarlane wrote:
Ozonated water is reported to assist as you mention. Lemon juice, probably
diluted with distilled water, is said to help too, though people with MCS
tend to not tolerate it well.
Additionally, in others experience, activated carbon is
.
That article almost makes silver sound addictive too. uncontrolled
ingestion of
a silver-containing granular powder. Wonder what that means?
It's been fun!
bjs1779
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@mail.id.net ]
[Speaking only for myself
To:
rife-l...@eskimo.com
Hope no one minds if I repost this. I grabbed this off of the Rife List.
bjs1779
List,
Saw this in Sunday's NY Times. Pretty interesting even
for 'Government' scientists.
Jim M.
*** Government scientists excited about cancer drugs
Government scientists are excited about
Reid Smith wrote:
In the past when my nurves get to twitching real bad I've taken pills
to make me sleep for 24-48 hours. That takes care of the problem for a
few days.
Take Care
Reid
Yes Reid, it sounds like that would. Sorry if I sound a like little
smart
ass, I just got off of
M. G. Devour wrote:
Okay!
The feedback says we've been mentioned recently on the Rife list, the
oxytherapy list, and sci.med.diseases.lyme! Thanks everybody! And
thank you to the folks forwarding the info to those other forums.
Be well,
Mike D.
How many are on this list Mike?
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